The OAD Tabor Hill shrine in Cebu

 The OAD Tabor Hill is a Catholic shrine of St. Rita of Cascia in Talamban, Cebu City run by the Discalced Augustinians. It was in that shrine, known as the Chapel of the Holy Relics I first learned about the Traditional Latin Mass via one of their pamphlets. However, at the time, I was not interested in it due to it being far away from my place. However I started learning about the Traditional Mass only in late 2019 through the website learnreligions.com. On March 1, 2020, I attended my first Latin mass on the first Sunday of Lent there in the Chapel of the Holy Relics. It was an Indult Mass. I only discovered pre-Vatican II teaching only in 2022 and sedevacantism in 2023. It includes a shrine to the Ecce Homo, the Holy Trinity and the stations of the Cross. Here is the gallery:

                                                  The shrine to St. Rita on top of the hill
                                                         Our Lady of Fatima Shrine

                                                        Chapel of the Holy Relics

                                                     The image of St. Rita in the chapel
                                                                Relics of St. Rita
                                                                      Padre Pio 
                                                                  St. John Vianney 
                                                    Reliquary of St. Rita in the altar
                                   St. Nicholas of Tolentino, patron of Poor Souls in Purgatory
                                                        Our Lady of Consolation
                                               Santo Nino de Cebu and St. Anthony of Padua
I requested one of the nuns to read my book about Our Lady of Good Success of Quito. I pray that there would be conversions when someone reads my book.

The OAD Tabor Hill - Chapel of the Holy Relics is located at
Purok 3 Barangay San Jose, Talamban, Cebu City











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